Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

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     Wednesday, Arthur Thomas, when I knew he lived in Salem, and his friend Bert Freet, were running around up in school among the different classes.   I met them in the hall in the morning and shook hands with the two young gentlemen from Youngstown.  I should call Bert, his “pall” for that’s what Arthur called him in a letter he wrote.  I didn’t see anything of them again until to-day, when I met them again in the hall as we were going to a meeting of the classes.  There I asked them why they hadn’t been up and they replied that they were going home on the next car, but after supper called up and wanted to